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Cholera Awareness Mini Series

Cholera is on the rise with an estimated 1.4 billion people at risk in endemic countries. Watch the Mini Series to learn on how you can prevent Cholera.

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Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)

UNICEF’s water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) team works in over 100 countries to improve water and sanitation services, as well as basic hygiene practices.

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26 September 2023

2022 was a year of bouncing back.

Our key priorities are to ensure our Programme and Operations are transformative and fit for purpose for Zimbabwe’s children and women.

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UNICEF Zimbabwe Annual Report 2022 (PDF, 2 MB)

UNICEF Zimbabwe Data Repository

One stop solution to all data related to children and women in Zimbabwe

Desire Nyagura

I felt compelled to share this article to raise awareness...

The sentiments of Desire Nyagura (18), an active U-Reporter from Epworth

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Two pagers: Programme Documents

UNICEF’s programme documents present cases for investment in different programme areas. Each investment case consists of a presentation of the issue.

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It’s ours to protect.

“It’s ours to protect.” Elated by an EU-funded piped water scheme that is changing lives, the community maintains and secures the newly constructed scheme

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Water, menstrual hygiene infrastructure attract girls

Rural Zim school attracts previously disadvantaged female learners as World Bank funded WASH infrastructure turns cyclone-hit school into community model

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28 February 2023

Taking charge: Pupils propel mural visibility in Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe's waterborne diseases, homegrown murals are reminding school children and communities about hygiene importance

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01 February 2023

Information Mobile trucks ignite interest in communities

Mobile trucks ignite interest in information-starved communities where waterborne diseases are a threat.